President Donald Trump’s 17th week in office highlighted by Middle East trip

President Donald Trump spent his seventeenth week as a senior leader in the Middle East visit, which represents his first major foreign journey in his second term.

President Washington left, Monday, for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, followed by a visit in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

The president’s journey comes amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, the ongoing negotiations of the United States of Iran on the Iranian nuclear program, and his plan to expand Ibrahim’s first agreements for his administration, which has normal diplomatic relations between Israel and the Arab League such as the United Arab Emirates.

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Trump arrived in his Rayyah, Saudi Arabia, early on Tuesday morning, as the nation sent accompanying a fighter plane to welcome the air weapon one on the ground, the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Tram’s greeting to the airport runway, which was decorated with a colored carpet in the dialogue.

Upon his arrival in Raydeh, Saudi Arabia, Trump also met the McDonald’s mobile and operational truck.

The President pledged, during a speech in his head, shortly after his meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, to continue America’s partnership with the Saudi government, but also called for peace in the Middle East, and urged the region to follow economic development instead of Iran’s self -path.

Trump said: “If the responsible countries in this region capture at this moment, put your differences aside and focus on the interests that unite you, then all humanity will be restored soon from what we will see here in the geographical center of the world, and the spiritual heart of its greatest religions.”

“In front of our eyes, a new generation of leaders exceeds ancient conflicts and tiring divisions in the past, forging a future where the Middle East is defined through trade, not chaos, as technology is issued, not terrorism; and since people from different countries, religions and drugs are built together, not bombing each other.”

Trump’s speech came after he and Salman signed several economic agreements totaling $ 600 billion in commercial deals. Trump said the agreements can help create up to two million American jobs.

Many of the agreements that were tracked with aspirations previously stated by Washington, DC, and his leaders, Saudi Arabia, especially when it comes to defensive deals.

President Donald Trump, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, will attend a signing ceremony in the Saudi Royal Court on May 13, 2025, in his leadership, Saudi Arabia. (Getty Images)

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But as for Iran, Trump warned, during his speech in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the campaign of the Islamic Republic of the “huge maximum” if it does not reach a nuclear agreement with the United States

“As I made it clear and repeatedly, I am ready to end previous conflicts and establish new partnerships for a better and more stable world, even if our differences are deep,” Trump said. “If the leadership of Iran rejects this olive branch … we will have no choice but to get the maximum pressure and pay Iranian oil exports to scratch.”

“Iran can enjoy a brighter future, but we will never allow them to threaten America and our allies with terrorism or a nuclear attack,” Trump said.

Trump has announced a 60 -day time frame to reach an agreement with Iran on the illegal atomic weapons program. The first negotiation session in the United States with Iran began on April 12.

President Donald J Trump with the Emir of Qatar Tarim bin Hamad Al Thani is leaving the friendly air base of Abu Dhabi on May 15, 2025, in Doha, Qatar. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Trump’s Steve Witkev’s special envoy met with Iranian officials in the fourth round of nuclear talks during the weekend.

Trump strikes the Iranian pocket notebook while hanging in the islands in the Middle East speech

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said the nuclear talks are “difficult but useful.” The Associated Press reported that the US official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss closed negotiations, presented more, and described the talks as indirect and direct.

The US official said that “an agreement was reached to move forward in the talks to continue work through technical elements.” “We encourage today’s results and look forward to our next meeting, which will happen in the near future.”

The Trump administration said that the joint action plan between the Obama era in 2015 (JCPOA), also known as the Iranian nuclear deal, did not prevent Iran from building a atomic bomb.

During his visit, Trump made blatant warnings to Iran – verbally, and through sanctions.

Shortly after the destruction of the “brighter future” islands of Iran, the Treasury gave the “maximum pressure” campaign for Trump and the sanctions of more than twenty companies working in the illegal international oil trade in Iran.

Trump strikes the Iranian pocket notebook while hanging in the islands in the Middle East speech

Trump said Iran has a “nuclear proposal”.

“But most importantly, they know that they have to move quickly or something bad – something bad will happen,” the president said.

After that, the President traveled to Qatar, where he signed a series of agreements with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tarim bin Hamad Al Thani, in Doha.

Trump His motorcade welcomed dozens of installed beauty after his plane landed in Qatar on Wednesday morning as he continued his four -day flight to the Middle East.

The agreements there included a purchase agreement by Qatar for Boeing aircraft, as well as letters of intention and “joint cooperation” between Qatar and the United States, the Emir also signed an intentional agreement to purchase the MQ-9 drone.

President Donald Trump receives Amir Sheikh Tarim bin Hamad Al Thani from Qatar when he arrives at the first air force at Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar, on Wednesday, May 14, 2025. (Alex Brandon/AP)

Al Thani said that he had a “wonderful” conversation with Trump before the signing ceremony on Wednesday, adding that the agreements raised the United States’ relationship to an “other level.”

Then the president met with US service members at the Qatar Air Force, and cited a “significant increase in wages” for the American forces in his budget for 2026.

“You are undoubtedly the greatest combat power in world history,” Trump said. “As a front commander, I am here to say that the American army will be close, better, stronger and stronger than ever.”

After that, the President traveled to the United Arab Emirates for his final station – a visit that was distinguished by the first time that an American president has traveled to the country for nearly 20 years, after President George W. Bush’s trip in 2008.

The tallest building in Dubai, the tallest building in the world, was highlighted in red, white and blue in honor of the historical visit of the Emirati President.

Trump visited the Grand Mosque, a rare visit to an American president, and was talented by the highest civil honor in the United Arab Emirates, and Zayed ordered by the President of the Emirates Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

President Donald Trump presented the matter of Zayed, the highest civil discrimination in the UAE, from the President of the Emirates Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Thursday, May 15, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (AP/Alex Brandon)

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The President concluded his visit to the United Arab Emirates with a visit to the family of Ibrahim, which includes a mosque, a church, a church, a forum, and worked as a community for dialogue between religions and peaceful coexistence.

As of this week, Trump has signed 148 executive requests since his inauguration in January, including 143 huge days within 100 days as his president, as he was abandoning the number of executive orders signed by his predecessors who extend to President Franklin de Roosevelt at least.

This report contributed to this report, from Fox News Digitter, which contributed Emma Colon, Morgan Felis and Anders Hsstrom.